Georgetown

　　Introduction          Georgetown is part of Washington, D.C., where many 18th- and 19th-century buildings have been preserved. The streets are dotted with fountains and sculptures, and there’s a boardwalk along the river, making it a highly atmospheric neighborhood.          This area is not only a famous sightseeing spot but also home to numerous small restaurants and fashion boutiques. Wisconsin Avenue, at its heart, is a shopping paradise in Washington. Visitors are advised to come to Georgetown in the afternoon—start with a stroll along the riverbank to take in the scenery, then stop by a cozy café or browse for something special to buy.   

　　 Washington, D.C., USA